Bizarre week update, late Monday morning: had a weird stuck unkillable process on my work machine that showed up in /proc and htop but not ps, rebooted to get rid of it, machine claims to be rebooting any time now and will not even respond to holding the power button down
@JetlagJen not that I know of, but I would both use and contribute to a wiki of "how to do this normal human thing that I've never had to do before", with sections of regionally appropriate advice.
@drdnar@jacqueline recently did this to someone who wasn't familiar with the project's naming history, confused the hell out of them, highly recommended
watching my work laptop burn through its battery astonishingly quickly, pulling 40W for several minutes, to run eslint --fix so CI won't yell at me over trivial nonsense
It occurs to me that I can't ever write a sudoku solver.
Not because I don't know how to (I can both write code and solve sudoku, combining these skills seems obviously possible), but because it would actively make my life worse to have one: I've discovered that doing sudoku in bed is just the right level of mentally engaging to make me sleepy quickly (a few fixed algorithms that take low but nonzero effort, not exciting enough to stay awake for more), and I also know that I can't bear to do something manually when I spent time automating that specific thing.
Huh. The thing where security software uses (one specific shape of) shields as icons is kind of like the floppy disk save icon thing but with medieval armor.
just walked in on my partner converting PDFs of screenshots to JPEG for reasons that I'm sure made complete sense at each preceding intermediate step of what she's doing, and I can't help but empathize, this is also how I interact with computers
Experiment aborted, after I caught her dragging my PCB etching tank across the floor by the bubbler's power cord. Also wasn't that effective, sawdust seemed to have clogged the filter very quickly. Ah well.
I make electronics go beep boop and tools go spinny. Also, I pet cats sometimes.Follow requests require approval because bots and asshats; if you have literally anything to convince me you're neither of those things I will probably accept.